US2010073179A1PendingUtilityA1
Movement Monitor for Medical Patients
Assignee: UNITED SECURITY PRODUCTS INCPriority: Sep 25, 2008Filed: Sep 25, 2008Published: Mar 25, 2010
Est. expirySep 25, 2028(~2.2 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Ted R. Greene
A61B 5/1117A61G 2203/32A61G 2203/44A61B 2562/247A61B 5/6892A61G 5/1043A61B 5/1115
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Abstract
A movement monitor includes a slipcover for enclosing a sensor pad and a flap pocket that extends from the slipcover. A compartment is formed in the flap pocket for securing a circuit board inside the flap pocket.
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exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A movement monitor comprising:
a slipcover for enclosing a sensor pad; a flap pocket that extends from the slipcover; and a compartment formed in the flap pocket for securing a circuit board inside the flap pocket.
2 . The movement monitor of claim 1 comprising a switch locator fastened to the pocket flap to provide a visual indication of a location of a switch on the circuit board inside the flap pocket.
3 . The movement monitor of claim 2 comprising the switch locator having a color different from that of the pocket flap.
4 . The movement monitor of claim 2 comprising the switch locator having a tactile feature to provide a tactile indication of a location of a switch inside the flap pocket.
5 . The movement monitor of claim 1 comprising the sensor pad.
6 . The movement monitor of claim 5 comprising electrical contacts in the sensor pad that make electrical contact when a weight is placed on the sensor pad.
7 . The movement monitor of claim 6 comprising a vinyl sleeve that encloses the sensor pad.
8 . The movement monitor of claim 5 , the sensor pad comprising a pair of parallel strips of an electrically conductive material separated at intervals by an insulating material so that the strips make electrical contact with each other when a weight rests on the sensor pad and break electrical contact with each other when the weight is not resting on the sensor pad.
9 . The movement monitor of claim 8 comprising the parallel strips having a curved cross-section.
10 . The movement monitor of claim 1 comprising a wire tunnel stitched in the flap pocket for connecting the circuit board to the sensor pad.
11 . The movement monitor of claim 1 comprising stitching to form the compartment in the flap pocket.
12 . The movement monitor of claim 1 comprising an opening in the slipcover facing the flap pocket for inserting the sensor pad into the slipcover.
13 . The movement monitor of claim 12 comprising an opening in the flap pocket facing the opening in the slipcover for inserting the circuit board into the pocket flap.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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